Garmin ASUS a10, Sneak Peek
Garmin ASUS a10, Sneak Peek
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Sep 18 2010, 05:35 AM
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No root yet?
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Sep 20 2010, 12:44 AM
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QUOTE(shahz @ Sep 19 2010, 09:21 PM) No root yet. The phone does not have Android Debuggin Bridge pre-installed yet And if you wanna get rid of that used set, you know who to call... alpha0201, please do not merge the topics. That person is posting specs and is a seller of the phone. I'm now an official ASUS' Android phones tester and will be posting sneak peeks and reviews based on user experience and will be providing support for the phones |
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Sep 22 2010, 02:45 PM
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How's the battery life on this set? and I take it that we do have the option to turn off the GPS like any other Android device.
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Sep 22 2010, 05:00 PM
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QUOTE(shahz @ Sep 22 2010, 04:03 PM) It's bearing a 1500mAh battery and the life of it's battery is stunning. Maybe due to the nature of its GPS function. I managed to pull two days easily without any problems. And yes, the GPS can be switched on and off author a hassle.it had the same power control widget that your nexus one has The GPS connects in a whopping 33 secs! Seriously kickass! Added on September 22, 2010, 4:03 pmBtw, me and bahathir are cooking some adb and fastboot recipes for this phone..hehe.. |
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Sep 23 2010, 01:19 PM
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Sep 24 2010, 12:17 AM
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Oct 4 2010, 04:36 PM
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QUOTE(utopian86 @ Oct 4 2010, 11:23 AM) Running Donut? So, this Donut machine is replacing an Eclair machine. Or are both phones being targeted to different market segments? QUOTE The smartphone element of the A50 is powered by Android version 1.6, a version of the platform that was released late last year. Since 1.6 the Android system has been updated three times to its current 2.2 release. The significance of this is that each new version of Android has brought with it an increase in speed and stability, and for Garmin to lag behind with the older version of the platform is disappointing from an end-consumer perspective. Source (that's an AU source from last month) Here's a gsmarena comparison between the phones:- http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPho...9&idPhone2=3295 I really dont get how A50 is replacing the A10. For one, the A50 was announced much earlier than the A10. Logic dictates that the earlier announced model would normally be replaced by the later one, but what do I know. Sometimes software downgrades do happen for the best (e.g when people were ditching the crappy Windows Vista for the much more stable XP) but replacing Eclair for Donut? Really, ASUS? And according to the specs from GSMArena, the A50 has an inferior camera (3.5MP) compared to the A10 (5MP). Again, this replacement philosophy defies logic. So now, we get less MP in the camera, a downgraded OS and yet we have to pay more? OK, sounds reasonable. BTW, if any of you guys wanna help out a Nigerian friend of mine in transferring obscene amount of money from his war-torn country, just drop me a PM. What's really the problem behind the A10 that it needed to be replaced with the A50? Lack of raw materials? |
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Oct 7 2010, 02:38 PM
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